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Dr. Lucie Opatrny, president and CEO of McGill University Health Centre, discusses how one of the largest academic health networks in North America implements healthcare technologies.
The joint initiative is meant to develop specific rural healthcare strategies, rather than simply adapting urban models. The aim is to co-create a unified operating approach that benefits rural providers and patients alike.
AltaMed's medical director of clinical informatics shows how the organization first researched the technology, piloted systems, picked a vendor, wrote a responsible use agreement and launched an AI scribe that has saved providers valuable time.
CISA and its partners have a new warning for small and medium-sized healthcare organizations, who should beware of some recently discovered exploits.
Validated using Hong Kong's four-million-EMR dataset, the Chinese University of Hong Kong's diabetes model is now being expanded to cover other chronic diseases.
Te Whatu Ora says it has dispatched a dedicated team to resolve issues, including replacing old hardware.
Latest public hospital reform pilots in Jiangsu Province are applying AI to primary care triage, diagnostic support, population health profiles, and referral tracking.
Te Whatu Ora is standardising oral health data and planning to consolidate dental practice management systems to enable integration with the National Health Data Platform.
Kickoff speaker Dr. Benoit Desjardins looks at how AI is increasing cybersecurity risk.
Physician staffing shortages are serious, with rural hospitals in particular having a difficult time keeping enough doctors onsite. Virtual hospitalists can handle admissions, rounding and discharges from afar, says one physician expert.